Roi Ben-Yehuda

Roi Ben-Yehuda is an Israeli writer based in the US. He is a regular contributor to Haaretz and France 24. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Turkish Daily News, Al-Jazeera, Middle East Times, Middle-East Online, Publico, The Metropolitan, Common Ground, Jewcy, Jbooks, Tikkun, Zeek, Voices-Unabridged, AllVoices, PresentTense, and The Epoch Times. His articles have been translated into multiple languages including: French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Hebrew, Urdu, and Indonesian. The Muslim writer Irshad Manji has called Roi “a rising journalist and public thinker” and has profiled him in May of 2008 as an “agent of moral courage”. Roi holds degrees from New School University and the Jewish Theological Seminary. He is currently a doctoral student at the Institute of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University.

 

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Hamas Advocating Dialogue Through Children’s Cartoon? Not Exactly.

Last month, on the controversial Palestinian children’s program, The Pioneers of Tomorrow, a cartoon was…

The New Inquisition: A Video Against Jewish Assimilation (UPDATED)

During the Middle Ages, the Inquisition used to "inspire" people to inform on individuals who…

Like Father, Like Son? Netanyahu’s Father Says Son Not Serious About Two-State Solution

In a controversial interview with Israel’s Channel II News, the father of Prime Minister Netanyahu, historian Benzion Netanyahu,…

The Shame Is On Us

Recent actions in Hebron by the right-wing Jewish settlers have brought great disgrace to the…

Could the Middle East Use a Little Less Religion?

Here is a scenario and question for you: You wake up tomorrow morning and to…

There is No Business Like Shoah Business

Anthony O. "Tony" Scott recently published a thought-provoking essay in the New York Times on…

The Ice-Cream Rule And The Arab-Israeli Conflict

Growing up in Argentina, my girlfriend Gabriela and her sister Paola cherished ice-cream day. On…

Tzipi Livni: Israel Got Next

The historian J. Rufus Fears noted that great leaders – from Pericles to Lincoln to…